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Upgrade from SP1 to SP2 + Cumulative Updates
Hi All,
I just wanted to confirm a few issues that have been troubling me on the Test Environment:
If I am upgrading from MOSS 2007 SP1 (12.0.0.6219) 32bit to MOSS 2007 SP2 including cumulative updates.
Should I do the following;
1. Install SP2 and then each individual updates (obviously the versions from bottom to the top):
12.0.6557.5000 April Cumulative Update
12.0.6554.5000 February Cumulative Update
12.0.6550.5002 December Cumlative Update
12.0.6548.5000 October Cumulative Update
12.0.6545.5001 August Cumulative Update
12.0.6539.5000 June Cumulative Update
12.0.6535.5000 April Cumulative Update
12.0.6529.5000 February Cumulative Update
12.0.6524.5000 December Cumulative Update
12.0.6520.5000 October Cumulative Update
12.0.6514.5000 August Cumulative Update (New Build)
12.0.6510.5003 June Cumulative Update (CU) for Office SharePoint Server 2007
12.0.6510.5003 June Cumulative Update (CU) for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
12.0.0.6504.5000 April Cumulative Update (CU)
After all the updates have been installed, then run PSCONFIG?
Or should I run PSconfig for each version updates? That is after installing April 2009 cumulative WSS3.0 and MOSS 2007 updates, run psconfig. Then proceed to install June 2009 Cumulative update, run psconfig and so on?
Or
2.
- SP2
- April 2011 Cumulative Update for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007
- Run PS config.
Will April 2011 Cumulative Update includes all updates since SP2?
What is the recommended steps?
Please note I will be doing this upgrade on the production environment that has already done AD migration, therefore causing Search not to work.
Please let me know if you require further information!
Thanks for your help! Ezs.
I just wanted to confirm a few issues that have been troubling me on the Test Environment:
If I am upgrading from MOSS 2007 SP1 (12.0.0.6219) 32bit to MOSS 2007 SP2 including cumulative updates.
Should I do the following;
1. Install SP2 and then each individual updates (obviously the versions from bottom to the top):
12.0.6557.5000 April Cumulative Update
12.0.6554.5000 February Cumulative Update
12.0.6550.5002 December Cumlative Update
12.0.6548.5000 October Cumulative Update
12.0.6545.5001 August Cumulative Update
12.0.6539.5000 June Cumulative Update
12.0.6535.5000 April Cumulative Update
12.0.6529.5000 February Cumulative Update
12.0.6524.5000 December Cumulative Update
12.0.6520.5000 October Cumulative Update
12.0.6514.5000 August Cumulative Update (New Build)
12.0.6510.5003 June Cumulative Update (CU) for Office SharePoint Server 2007
12.0.6510.5003 June Cumulative Update (CU) for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
12.0.0.6504.5000 April Cumulative Update (CU)
After all the updates have been installed, then run PSCONFIG?
Or should I run PSconfig for each version updates? That is after installing April 2009 cumulative WSS3.0 and MOSS 2007 updates, run psconfig. Then proceed to install June 2009 Cumulative update, run psconfig and so on?
Or
2.
- SP2
- April 2011 Cumulative Update for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007
- Run PS config.
Will April 2011 Cumulative Update includes all updates since SP2?
What is the recommended steps?
Please note I will be doing this upgrade on the production environment that has already done AD migration, therefore causing Search not to work.
Please let me know if you require further information!
Thanks for your help! Ezs.
Option 2. Whichever Cumulative Update you install will include the previous Cumulative Updates because, well, it's cumulative. :)
ASKER
Thanks Jessc!
I thought the same thing, but I noticed that the latest April 2011 Cumulative update file sizes for both MOSS 2007 (75MB) and WSS3.0 (33MB) makes it a concern. Previous Cumulative updates can go to about 395MB. Should I be concerned?
And also, I forgot to mention that I also have a 2nd SharePoint server, how should I go by with installing cumulative updates on both server? That is, install wss 3.0 SP2, moss 2007 SP2, install cumulative updates, apply psconfig. Then do the same thing to the 2nd server???
Thanks, Ezs.
I thought the same thing, but I noticed that the latest April 2011 Cumulative update file sizes for both MOSS 2007 (75MB) and WSS3.0 (33MB) makes it a concern. Previous Cumulative updates can go to about 395MB. Should I be concerned?
And also, I forgot to mention that I also have a 2nd SharePoint server, how should I go by with installing cumulative updates on both server? That is, install wss 3.0 SP2, moss 2007 SP2, install cumulative updates, apply psconfig. Then do the same thing to the 2nd server???
Thanks, Ezs.
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Great answer!
Thank you!
Ezs
Thank you!
Ezs